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Assuming they fit similar, I'd take the Guru because I can't stand external cabling. Much easier to clean a bike with internal cabling, and they're hidden from the wind.

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I wanna go fast!

thanks ironmanatee

I can't speak to Guru, but I have owned a lot of ti in my day. My absolute fav tri bike I ever owned was one of the first Tachyon's off Mark's line in 1991. Just puke when I think about why I sold it. Also owned an Ultimate and Classic. Loved. Beat them to death. I have heard good things about Guru though so not sure you can go wrong either way. Honestly I'd not have an issue buying a 20+ year old Litespeed as long as I could expect it. Stuff breaks, all of it, but with the kind of abuse I put mine through I'd probably buy one if it looked like it had been loved on. Have fun ti shoppin!

Comes down to what kind of riding you are going to be doing. If you are going with a tri/TT setup go Guru. With a road bike setup, the Lynskey will be more fun to ride than the Guru.

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Keep both.

Guru looks nicer imho.

Decided on the Guru. Now I have an extra Ti frame and being these are no longer coming out of the factory like they used to, make me an offer on the Lynskey as it has to go.

I also posted it in the Classifies.